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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-14
Beat His Wife.

David Major was arrested at noon
by Constable Smith on q charge of
assaulting and beating Nellie Major,
his wife. Major lives at Fifteenth
and Grand avenues. His wife left
him this week, it is stated, and is
living in the vicinity of the wooden
factory. The trial is set for 4 o'clock
this afternoon in Justice Fishers
court.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-14
Going to Surprise Him.

A number of the ladies of his con-
gregation stormed the residence of
Rev. E. Klimpher pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical church, corner of
Main and Washington avenue, a few
minutes ago, with a presentation of
valuable and useful articles. The
festive occasion is son" as these few
lines are written.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-14

ALI dental work warrented 6rst-class,
Extraction cents.
THos. II. WILSON.
Ohio street between Third and Fourth.
5-24w12t-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-14
The Only Great External Rem
edy.

Those eminent chemists, Professors Dor
emus and Baftershall, endorse Benson's
Capcine Plasters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
COTTON MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Feb l5-l2 30 p. m.-Cotton-Therc a
supply Offering Midng Uyants sioL 10. Or!eana sd.
Sa'eslO Dles including loo bales for speculaton
export ReoeiDtsl3O0O bales. ncluins ll60O ba!es
American.
FUTURES rat ~ the decline Upan,s ad!ng clansa
February delivery SGI: do February and March el
sod do March AMI April delivery. lO6d also 9Jfti
pril and May delivery. liJil also ; l0CiL; ia.
and MY delivery is Oi also t64t; do July AMI All
gust delivery l7jst a!so5 1904 DO August
TENDER c.iver, lyGt also lsoid do. september ani
D tubcr delivery, lalll
2p n-Cotton.-Ihe sales the day included 500 bales
American
Futures steady Upanis Low Mhldng clause. February
delivery Sold sellers, do February and March delivery,
s.64f- DO March and pril delivery > 0Gil;
sellers DO. April anl May delivery iO,6+i sellers 10
and Juno delivery l26id sellers do June ami July
delivery I.6ii. do July AMI August delivery
l6I sellers do. August amt september delivery. -6tL
do. September and October delivery, 1904
sellers.
! p m.-Futurcs closcl quiet bu steady Uplanis Iox
Ming clause February delivery. std sellers 10 Feb
rusry March delivery sod sellers do. March and
April delivery, A64d buyers do. April and May deity
cry 10 Cad buyers do May and June delivery. l204i
buyers DO June and July delivery lt-o4d buyers da
July August delivery, l6-G4d buyers; do. August
and September delivery lSb4d do September and
october delivery. lS.6sl. buyers.
GALVESTON, FcD. l5-Cotton steady; Miding, 1919.
Low Mddling. ga Good ordinary, g. net and gross
NORFOLK Feb l5-CottOn steady Mdlling. 81 net re-
ccips bales j5 bales; exports coaswse ldl
bales sales 1874 bslos stock. 2s4s3 bales. ,
SAVANNAH. Feb l5-COttOn steady Mhhiiing. l-lO; Low
cepts bales exports Great Britain 2325 blos;
sales 200 bales: stock 76.43l bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l5-C1ttol steady. Ndlhng ., Low
M,iding lhlb Good Ordinary So net receipts sos
bales gross e087 bales exports 70 Great britain 0ooo
bales Coaswise ABB bales sales 1850 bales stocA StS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
THE NEW COMPETITOR IN GAS

PROGRESS or TIE WORK OF THE STANDARD coz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At ALBANY. -
The books closed yesterday on the first issue Of III
Standard Gaslight Companys preferred stock The o.
GERS announce that subscriptions In excess of one mos
dollars were received from over 40 subscribers l
amounts varying from share to thousand sharss
They say that the efforts to popuarze this company
among large Of gas in This city have resulted
successfully. many hotekcepcrs and theatre
having taken an interest in It, large number Of small
subscriptions were received from residents Of Harlem
who look forward with much satisfaction to competIoa
in the gas business IN the upper districts.
In spite OF the bad weather. much progress has bee1
made in the construction OF tho One ndredand nc,
teenth-st station Excavations for gas-hoder
going on and the plans for the new buildings approach
COMPLETION Contracts signed last week for the Dc
livery OF l6O miles Of pipe from the Cheser Tube an1
Iron Works aud the National Tube ard Iron Works Il
Pttsburg 1t is expected that these pipes which a
wrought iron and OF small diameter VIII be laid rapidly
as soon as the ground Is In condition
The progress Of the new Gas Comm ssion bill intro
duced by Mr. Erwin last week Is watched with much In
terest by those interested In city gas securities IL wac
thought that this bill might possibly secure the repeal Of
laws force respecting the price OF gas ny rceyat
Ing its determination to state Board but the Dill
before the Assembly In terms precudes all possibility oe
such result being reached In New York and Brooklyn
90 that gas companies In New City will have to
tent themselves with dollar and quarter rate raa
1t is said which affords fair margin OF profit to compa
MES not oyercapitalised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
pIsAppEARANcE OF A srArIoN-AGEyr

The sudden OF Howard WamLougi tho
spected station at Sunerus
s"uiy has caused considerable for few
investigation reveals the fact
ahorage IA Lis accounts with the company we'll cons
Indebtedness to others Ills bondsnen r. NJ
Washburn aud J. L. crane have promptly paid the deoen
enc, n and they have the fullest confidence IN
Ia. hone,tg people generally In the
nannty say they doubt OF Mr. Wambougs honesty
stances which no could not control There Is not .
Tshonest hair Howard WaInboughs head" said
man from bunerns yesterday "and he
will vet straighten out tho little meas which no in
scme I'm has got into" Mr. Wambongh lett
Ssrns few deys ago and tho belief Is that he intended to
etnrn but meeting financial disappointment no
was dsconrs ged and did not return. lilo leaves behind him
An and three children Tho people OF tho com
are their expressions OF hdsnce In Mr
gh many OF thom believe he will return al NO
stant day lie AT tho station by Daniel Cooper
Vhose salary much larger than that paid " Wanbough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb Is Provisions Bacon, Cumberland Cut
36s 3D. Long Clear Mddes 36s. 3D.; short Clear Mddise
37s Sd Short Ribs 35s Oh shoulders 27s OIL per cwL Bec
s6s 0d FOR Extra Indi Mess Prime Mess, 6ss Cd Pork
Prime Ness 52s od per Dbl; Prime Mess. Eastern
6isOi; Western 58s OIL Lard-Amercan. 35s Prime West
ern, 95s 9i.i Lard OIL 32s 81. Hams-LoDg Cut. AIS.
Shoulders 35~0i Buterll0s6d per cwttor finest United
states. Cheese American Choice. 6is OIL Wheat-ked
Western sp',ng. Is Cd ais Cd; Rel winter; Is 30
Spring Is I'D; New Mxei Western. Is 4d; California No
l. Is 81. Is Sd do. NO Is I'd 06. 81 GENITAL. Pro
dce-Sprs Turpentnc 29s 3D.; do. at London. 2ss Cd
per Refined Petroleum, Id per gallon. Clover Seed.
American Red ABS. per cwt. Tallow-2.J Cd per cwt
Fine American, 2fs OBJ Prime CITY, 23a Cd per cwk
Rosin-CommOn, IS pG Pale lis 3D. 6Os OF Lnseet OH.
zOs per Prov siOusAmercan Refrigerated Bel.
hind quarters L fore quarters @ per 10 Hops al Lon:
Gon-Ncw.York state. 81 lbs 0d s3 Os Cd Cottonseed
The receipts for the past three days were
81. 500 ceuttls.
The receipts three days $4,000
oental-. including $4,000 American ...
LONDON Feb. l5-Protuce- OIL 900 os6d a go
9d Calcutta insec. 4sOd per quarters LIN
CAKE 20 l6A 6d. per tom Refined Petroleum. o'e
III. per gallon; Spirits OF Turpentne. 2os OIL. pee
owt Pale Gs Oh. lis OF. PROFESSIONALISM 32s Cd per
American. Sugar-l3s o. per ewt fer Cuba Cen
rfuga polorying 9Go ant lis OIL 2s Sd for Muscovato
fair refining agoat Australian Talow-Beef 25s Sg.
Cd; Mutton, 2Ss. Gil Boa 3D. CocOanut Oll-Ceyon k3d
Ca Cochin G37 American Refrigerated Beef 81 81 for
hind quarters and 2 3D. Tor ore quarters per SD by hs
carcass
ANTWERP Feb. l5.-Petroieum-Fine Pale American. 10
paid and 10 francs ~ centimcs seierA
francs ceDtaes 100
BREMEN Feb. 1J.-Peiroleum, Omarks 10 pfennngs.
Wilcox Lard closed AZ 50 marks % ponnings pcs ITO d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
INDIAN TROUBLES IN ARIZONA
STORY or THE KILLING or CONSTABLE LOCK-
Neutrality-suspicious. ORDERED 10 LILLE scIxE

HARDr-TROOrs ORDERED TO THE SCENE
wAsmINGToN. Feb. i5.-Thc Adjutant General OF tho
Army has received copy OF dispatch from Colonel
Grcrson dated Navajo Springs A. T. February L. I'm re-
gard TO the recent Indian troubles near Manuaito
that the previous week Indian rous
Bennett saying had been found herd nse.
qucny warrant was iaued for the the Ind an aud
ttAstIbe BJckhardt AMI Two men. King
point about Of sheen miles south Haucks TANK TO
hnd HIM. According 10 the Story OF Indian woman who
what followed tho three entrrc house whrro
supposed TO be hid ~ threatening annef
their hands and calling ali
sorts thiey coyoes and that as c
10 leaving lie Bred INTO the crowd killing one OF tho
Indians Tho tre VS. returned and the able dropped
and the returned. \
Killed Indian man seriously wounded rhn
.appearul reported having been Killed ut
bodies be found The citizens alarmed AMI line IN.
suspicious il ~ thought. however
DO InoIe trouble unless attacked Kcrr- tr,p 1i Cayry
has ordered u The scene To preserve order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
INTERCOLLEGIATE BASEBALL.

PRINCETON, n j., Feb. 10. Tho general collage sem
tment here strongly In favor Of the recommendations
offered by the Harvard Yale and Princeton baseball
captains at their conference last Saturday. A mass
meeting of the students is to he he d ca Wednesday,
which will doubtless ratiy the action OF the conference
and elect delegates the enton proposed to be
held Oh February &c. Captain Larkn. all aiding TO
apprehension expressed by Yale esp ndents In TO-
days papers IN gard tho possbii Of Harvard com
binig with Princeton IN tue new league tut Yale
disao vantage said that tue Yale representative IN the
eobefeuce did not hint Mt thing sibc
and nj any the suggestion absurd. since uBani
mons vote required by the recommep datons 10
measures in the ieague. and In OF failure
decide such questions Ia ordinary conventions they
would be referred advisory graduate mittce,
eaca college beipg represented by ono member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
SPEAKER CARLIsLEs ADVERSE DECISION
NO HOPE FOR TIRE LOGAN BLL-THE EDUCATIONAL

SPEAKER CARLISLEs ADVERSE DECISION
NO HOPE FOR TIRE LOGAN BrLL-rHE EDUCATIONAL
BILL sMoTHERED.
WASHINGTON Feb IS (Speciap. speaker Cariisies
decision to-day which rent to the Committee on Rules
N. Henderson, resolution to consider the bill to grant
pension to Mrs Logan, was iisar pointment to the
fr,nds OF that MEASURE and has caused much dissatis
faction among tho friends Of the Educational bill and
several other measures, who have boon striving for
months 10 bring them TO q VOTE different decision
could not have been expected. Ever since the peen
ming of this Congress the and Messrs Ranca
and Morrison exercised penary powers to prevent
tho majority Of the House from donglanything WHOM
did not meet with their approval 1t was idle to hope
that this trjumvirstc would abdicate within fortnsh
of tho expiration Of Congress.
As soon as Colonel had called his resou
ton oday, apparent that the decision had been
made and that It was tho hopes OF mon Who
thought that they had discovered way to overthrow
the iron rule tho trumvrato. The Speaker had his
decision ready bus he RETAINED from giving It at once
He preferred that Hammond, OF Georgia. and others
shoud pay the little parts which had boen assigned to
ative historical One pecnliariy OF the House rules
a. we'll as decisions under them from time to time,
and precedent In supper. OF any ruling which MS own
desire the sKigency Of his party or the occasion may
or course speaker Carlise's decision to-day was
model In tho way OF argument ana inlrDess as eve,y
man who agreed with him Will stoutly maintain Inc
effect OF IL will he 70 prevent any acon AZ ths session
on bills which cannot get esug In the regular coirse
OF business The Committee on Rules has hiihstt re-
ported several resolutions in favor Of specific bls ana
thcrs Is probability that another meeting u tnss
committee will be called during this Congress oy MT
the resolution tho tariff resolution ana All oner
resou OF like toaor, therefore, will be In committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
THE cOwDoN OUTLET ppo,r,Yr

wAsuNGToN. Feb l5.-An amendment 10 tho River
ani nsrbor BILL introduced by Senator Van wyck today
by request authorizes John CowdOn and hs .socle, 10
construct at their expense outlet for the flood
waters tho Mississippi River from point ten miles he
low Orleans TO Lake Borgne For each foot of d fer
ence between the food lines OF tho river brought about
by the outlet project Cowlon s 10 receive $500 OOO
Onehalf Of TIE money Ia 10 be by the Secretary
of War. however. uEtii lowwater nayigahle
ten depth Is secured for the entire distance be-
tween NewOrleans and Cairo In the depth Of tho
channel Increased beyond ten feet FOR the entire
from NewOleans 10 Cairo by reason of the outlet
the sum OF $2ooOoOo Is to be paid Tor each additional
food OF nayigable depth secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS ~ BRIEF.
FEATURES or Legislation IL noru BRANCHES Oh

FEATURES or LEGISLATION ~ BOTH BRANCHES OF
CONGRESS-.
WAsIuNGIoN Feb. lJ.-ln the Senate to-day Mr. Jones.
OF Nevada from the Committee on I1nance. reported
back the House Amendments Ia the Trade Dollar bll
with rccouinc alton that they lee rOnconcurrcd In
The amendments were -concurrcl In. aud confer
cncc was asked Me.-rs Jones. OF Nevada, Morrill, aud
Beck appointed cOnicrecs on tho part Of tho
Senate.
Mr. Mitchell. OF Oregon offered preamble an rcioi-
ton rociing provision OF tho Thurman Funding bill.
that il either Of the Pacific railroads fail for six months
Ia perform requirements. such failure shall operate
n forfeiture and directing tie Attorney General 10 advise
the Senate whether The Union Central Pacific Company
has for the period o, six months longer failed Ia per
form IT, duty under that law and II whether any pro
cecdings been instituted by the Attorney Gcucral
for the purpose OF onorcn; the forfeiros OF all RIGHTS
privileges grants and franchises Referred 70 Judc
larry Committee.
The Senate considered the bill to increase tho naval
tablshnent Mr. Hale offered amendment that II tho
spccd Of any al the vessels shall exceed
hour tho contractor shall receive SjOO0D for every nd
donal quarter knot and IL IL shall lie less than twenty
knots hour. there shall be deducted from the
tors compensation 10000 Tor every knot
below twenty knots mr.. Van Wyck regarded tho
amendment opening the door for escape from the
main feature OF the bill, which prov isOn that tho
speed should nc less than twenty knot, an hour
MIR Hale Acknowledged his fear OF the danger tho
rigid the bill might frghicn of CONTRACTORS.
ocock the bin laid aside In favor Of tho Eads-
Tehuantcpec bill
In the House the Speaker announced the appont mont
of Mcssrs Peel skinner and Perkins con!cees on the
Indian Appropriation bill.
report the Anti Mormon bill. aud II ordered bo
printed aud la,d over until Thursday.
Mr.. HIT OF Illinois from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs Introduced bill 10 Tx the charge for passports
81. House calendar.
ON motion OF Mr.. Willard. Of New York "A bin was
passed appropriang 81 80 900 for the erection OF pub
nc building al BinghamtOu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16

CHICAGO Feb. Is lspeciaD.The IDEAL" which gave
Michael j. Kelly the Boston ball club created sensa
ton in sporting circles here A. g. spading gave out
letter from Kelly in which the latter declared he would
not play Chicago for spaldng again and charging
the latter with treating him ungenerousy. Kelly closed
Is follows:
played ball much less than conld have
this fact have taken advantage while you have
all OF This fact be shown
told that would not play ball and will not.
Nothing" said SpaldiDg. could have surprised me
more than this letter. We had passed unpeas
ant word and always thought him satisfied. Last fall
when Withheld the amount which stipulated to pay
him II he rcained from the OF liquor, did 1t because
had 10 be consistent But without Kelly we shall put
into the held the strongest nine We have"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16

the advantage of the party and the promotion oI
sh. rri,I;c velfare.n The effort of the Democrats
20 defeat the consideration OF the Camden irau.
case outrages the sense of justice VI oil partSs' anu
II Turley is permitted to vote tomorrow thefe wiz
10 as much disgust in Que party as IN tne osne,.
TIE fraud 10 acknowledged and the Democrats
practically confess it. yot they will not submit 1t 10
a vote. Assenib,ymau Domaine Labor Is III TO-
night, bat expects to be well enough tomorrow TO
vote in the joint meeting. Looking over all the
fold tonight with equa appreciation of Democratic
siren 9Th and Republican opportunities the election
of a Republican Senator now seems probable. IL is
possibly less certain who the fortunate man Is 10
be- General Sewcll is tho candidate OF the parry
and has hac tue loyal support OF all others "no
nov. hosn ,,cnt;onaa for the honor. There arc now
ob,tacies in his path which no recognizes anu
Which will cause lis retirement tomorrow nniesS
his prospects moro hopeful than Lnsy If ali the
present In that case his support anu 'n"' - -"
barty would 20 to Mr.. Phelps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
WARRINGTON NOTES.


FgscEs on PUBLIC LANDN-In answer 10 House rcso-
ou the Secretary of the Interior has procured AMI for
warhd the opinion Of the Acknowledgement Ia the effect
mat the fencing ~ cuiiyuos corners u sections 81 r
road lands In such 10 prryent tho passage be-
tween of settlers un0n the Government sections H. %, the
law now stands. clearly unlawful IL woud the Attorney
General says. hc well To define by "HtS over
each ton heretofore granted the ght WIZ &c cIaed
aud maintained "a afford access 10 un-old lands,
ArioSs-Thc President today nominated Captain
Adophus W. Grccly. 9Th Cavalry to be chief sgna ON
Ger With the rank Of Brigadcr General Horace h.
Morse NewYork Ia DO collector OF customs for the
District OF Cape Vincent y. Y. aud Tie following post
masters; Charles walker. lewiston NE ti'1eE1h n
Cummings, Bangor, Me, AID james L. Hanna, OAKLAND
Cal.
THE NAVAL WAR CoLLEGE-Near Admiral Luce viii be
heard by the House Committee on Naval Affairs to NOR
row on The subject OF the Naval War College No appro
prarion FOR ihis institution was included In the Naval
hpurpriatIOn bill reported To tho House. owing "a a
belief entertained By the members OF The committee mat
the college does not nun us purpose as ,chooi o al
vanced Instruction II It's TO give tho friends OF the col
lego an opportunity 10 demonstrate It's usefulness that
Rear.Admra Luce Will have hearing 10 mOliOW
Costly ISroEMA rIoN-In response TO House rcsolu-
tion calling for the OF all persons heretofore and
nj present In the Geological Survey distinguish.
Ing between those who were ana were nor APPOINTED
under Ci ser~lcc rules. director Powell has replied
that To- prepare the information would require an appIo
paton 200 for the salary OF chief accountant,
and for eleven accountant clerks at 81 ZOO eaoh
per annum
RIVER AsD IIARBoR BLI--The Senate Committee on
Commerce has concluded its abors upon the River and
Harbor bill which will be reported tonorfow The total
appropriation made by the blll IL about Tlo,3ooOoo
BoSD CNI.-It Ia expected that IA call for 10000 600
three pcr cent bonds will DO issued next week and that
the entire three per cent loan, OF which there Is now
$40 100000 outstanding, VIII DO entirely eAtingnished
before July.
Army ORDERs-Tho leave OF absence OF First Llcuten
ant Charles d. Gatowood 9th Cavalry has been extended
two months Captain John o. Thompson. 81 Cavalry.
hds received OF absence for months with per
mission 10 enter the Army and Navy Hospital at Hot
Springs, Ark, for treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
Will THERE RE EtfRTUER DEIAYi

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS tSpeciab.-in the House today
report of the Senate conerees the Northern Pach
Forfeiture bill was received, with request for further
conference Chairman Cobb meeky moved that the re-
quest granted which done 1t was expected that
he would take some notice OF the statements made In the
Senate Yesterday but lie carefully refraned from doing
So Neither did he refer tho sharp letter which he re-
cevel ron the cOnferees yesterday. from which
IT appears that long February they had re-
quested that the bill should be sent 10 them 10 appears
that this demand extracted the bill from the reluctant Mr.
Cobb, aud the report Immediately submitted 10 the
Senate. What further for delay the House con
ferees will be able to find rctnains 10 he Their in
difference and neglect thus far created strong sn
pici0n that they anxious that Forfeiture bill shall
become a law this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
TO AMEND THE RANKING LAWS.

WASHINGTON Feb. Ex-senator Morrill, from the Com
mittee on Finance. to-day reported favoraby bill TO
amend sections No 1871 and 1872 OF the Revised Stat
ues by aiding Atlanta Charleston Galveston, st. Paul.
Minneapolis indianapolis Denver, Kansas CITY. Omaha,
Richmond ana St Joseph 10 the OF lawful money
serve cities Section No. 595 allowing ODehalf of tho
lawful reserve kept with banks In New-York City Is
also amended 80 as 10 read follows:
Section 5l95 Each association organized IN any OF the
s. 1911 OF the Revised Statutes may
aeep one.a Of It's lawful reserve in cash deoss
with any approved the Controller OF the cur
rency organized operating under the provisions OF the
National BANKING laws either OF tho saEi cities en
TONED m